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Grace Lau
$2,000 USD since Sep 2017
2
Debbie Levitt
$1,000 USD since May 2022
3
Bridgett R Gordon Billingsley
$275 USD since Jan 2022
Julia DeBari
$155 USD since Feb 2022
John K.
$151.8 USD since Dec 2021
Elizabeth Mitchell
$125 USD since Oct 2022
Temi Aminu
$80 USD since Aug 2022
BMC
$30 USD since Feb 2022
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Grace Lau
Admin
$2,000 USD
Geno Sanchez
Core Contributor
Alexis Mendoza
Admin
Debbie Levitt
$1,000 USD
Bridgett R Go...
$275 USD
Julia DeBari
$155 USD
John K.
$152 USD
Elizabeth Mit...
Backer
$125 USD
Temi Aminu
$80 USD
BMC
$30 USD
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Financial contribution to DIA Design Guild
Credit from Bridgett R Gordon Billingsley to DIA Design Guild •
+$35.00USD
Completed
Contribution #620548
Monthly financial contribution to DIA Design Guild (Backer)
Credit from Elizabeth Mitchell to DIA Design Guild •
+$25.00USD
Completed
Contribution #578335
Financial contribution to DIA Design Guild
Credit from Bridgett R Gordon Billingsley to DIA Design Guild •
+$20.00USD
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Contribution #611194
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Today’s balance$2,078.50 USD
Total income
$3,763.50 USD
Total disbursed
$1,685.00 USD
Estimated annual budget
$3,910.75 USD
About
DIA Design Guild provides a safe environment for new professionals to practice how to design digital experiences around diverse cultures and ideologies. We work with non-profits, education and government agencies to further their impact.
We harness the talents of new professionals to help non-profits, education, and government agencies create digital experiences around diverse cultures and ideologies. We’re a small group of 12 volunteers and growing.
Why DIA?
DIA stands for diversity, inclusion and accessibility. Over time, this has evolved into "Designing for Inclusion and Accessibility." Many design projects don't have the time to design with intention and inclusion, but that's our focus and the foundation for which we operate. Our DIA community provides the best training ground to design for diversity and accessibility.
Who is DIA for?
DIA is for anyone who wants to become more involved in their community, and who wants to help others do the same. DIA is for people who are transitioning to UX and building up their confidence with design-thinking methodologies.
What does DIA do?
We do a lot of different things. We’re a community. We work together to understand and help our clients gain a better understanding of the issues facing their communities. We’re designers and technologists.
As UX professionals, we leverage our experience and expertise in technology to boost and facilitate community building. We help others discover and understand different user groups within their community so that they can better communicate and align their organization’s mission.
Some projects we’ll be working on include:
- User studies on event organizing used by global and local volunteers for World IA Day
- Findability studies to improve or enhance the user experience of ethnic food shopping.
- User studies on underserved communities in Los Angeles for increasing breast cancer awareness
What sort of organizations does DIA support?
We are committed to working with those who provide social, economic and environmental good to their communities. Community organizations, libraries, schools and universities, non-profit organizations and government agencies are some groups we would like to work with.
Is DIA affiliated with any organizations?
We are not. Some of our members have organized events for the IA Summit/Conference, World IA Day, Interaction Design Association (IxDA), ARMA and the Association for Information Studies & Technology (ASIS&T) in the past, but DIA Design is not connected or an affiliate with any organization, other than being passionate volunteers